Author: Jaco van Tonder
Date: 12:42:20 03/05/02
Hi Got Shredder 6 a few weeks back, and have been using it to annotate my club games. It has a variety of analysis options, of which I though "Full Analysis" would be the most flexible. I was however disappointed at the level of detail given in the "Full Analysis" annotations. The annotations I got have been limited to !'s and ?'s for good and dumb moves, with alternative variations given restricted to only 2 or 3 moves per variation. This is simply not good enough. Sometimes the reason I missed something, is because the alternative winning variation takes 6 or 7 moves to reach its logical conclusion. But Shredder won't give the variations down to moves 6 or 7 in this mode, so it is rather useless. To my surprise I have found the "Blunder check" analysis option more useful, as it gives the full analysis line that the computer has found. I am curious what other Chessbase Engine owners use to annotate their own games with. Any tips? Thanks Jaco
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